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 Four methods for learning unknown words:
-.Context Clues: learning new words by knowing meaning of old words
+  - Context Clues: learning new words by knowing meaning of old words. Looking around the word within the text for hints. Seeing or hearing word in other contexts
- Looking around the word within the text for hints
+  - Morphemic Analysis: using parts/roots of the word to approximate meaning4.
- Seeing or hearing word in other contexts
+  - Expert Advice: Asking teacher, parent, sibling, friend, etc.
+  - Dictionaries
-.Morphemic Analysis: using parts/roots of the word to approximate meaning4.
-. Expert Advice: Asking teacher, parent, sibling, friend, etc.
-. Dictionaries
+Students need multiple exposures to multiple forms of a word across multiple modalities. In terms of skills you must teach  [[Non-contextual vs Contextual Vocabulary Instruction]]. [[Contextual Vocabulary Instruction]] often relies on comprehension skills of looking for implicit and explicit definitions within a text. On the other hand, [[Non-contextual Vocabulary Instruction]] may rely on explicit teaching of vocabulary outside of the text.
-Students need multiple exposures to multiple forms of a word across multiple modalities. In terms of skills you must teach  [[Non-contextual vs Contextual Vocabulary Instruction]]. [[Contextual Vocabulary Instruction]] often relies on comprehension skills of looking for implicit and explicit definitions within a text.On the other hand [[Non-contextual Vocabulary Instruction]] may rely on explicit teaching of vocabulary outside of the text.